Sort of.
41. Make a few more detail changes and you??™re almost there. First, press the Tab key
to turn off the SubD mode. It??™s sometimes better to work with subdivision mode
disabled for speed and visual ease. It can be confusing to see the subdivision cage
when trying to adjust edges.
42. Make an incremental save by pressing Shift+s.
43. Now, how about tightening up the shape of the end polygon? Make sure Polygons
selection mode is set at the bottom of the interface, and Ctrl+click the nine polygons
that make up the end of the banana (Cmd-click on the Mac).
44. Press Shift+] (the right bracket key) to expand the selection, as in Figure 8.21.
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Figure 8.21 Select the end polygons of the banana.
45. Press h to select the Stretch tool from the Modify tab.
46. Stretch the selection to about 65% along the X-axis and 93% along the Y-axis, as
in Figure 8.22.
Figure 8.22 Scale the end of the banana so that it??™s more a square than a rectangle.
47. Turn off the Stretch tool (or press the spacebar), then deselect the polygons (press /).
48. In the Top view window, click on any edge of the banana tip??™s base.
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